Parkinson's Disease

Parkinson's disease can involve a vicious cycle, as exercise has the potential to improve symptoms, yet the disease makes it more difficult to exercise. Faced with physical limitations and fears of falling, patients suffering from Parkinson's disease may withdraw from engaging in frequent physical activity, in turn worsening the disease trajectory. While physical therapy can help improve symptoms in Parkinson's disease, these benefits may be short-lived if regular exercise is not continued consistently after completing physical therapy. Tulip M3D has engineered a breakthrough solution to promote passive exercise in a safe and sustainable manner for patients with Parkinson's disease, all while requiring zero day-to-day time investment.